Award-winning pet photographer Greg Murray is back with a fresh collection that’s as adorable as it is funny. Known worldwide for his iconic Peanut Butter Dogs and Peanut Butter Puppies photobooks - featuring rescued pups with priceless, peanut butter-covered expressions - dogs remain the heart and soul of Greg’s work.
It’s worth mentioning that Greg has spent over a decade photographing shelter animals, with many of his photo projects directly contributing to helping his four-legged models find new, loving homes. Each of his images highlight the unique personality behind every wagging tail and soulful gaze.
If you’re curious to explore a big selection of Greg Murray’s work over the years, scroll down. We’re sure you’ll enjoy it just as much as we do!
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I love making new friends, especially when they're little pitties! Meet Myles, named after the one and only.
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38points
#4

This might be the most epic tongue I've ever worked with in the studio.
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36points
#5

There are many reasons why a dog would make a great president. My favorite reason is Compassion and Empathy.
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35points
#6

Penny took my directions seriously at our recent session. Look at that smile! I first photographed Penny and her sister Fiona 10 years ago then again in 2016 for my first book, Peanut Butter Dogs. So great to see them again!
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35points
#7

If this photo of Harper, the rescue Samoyed, doesn’t make you smile, I don’t know what will.
Sometimes during shoots, we get lucky and capture one of those unforgettable photos like this.
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34points
#9

Meet Frank and his majestic flowing fur! There are so many photos I love from our session together. But there's something special about seeing all that fur move!
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33points
#10

Meet Cash, the strikingly handsome and lovable rescued blocky-headed pibble, rescued by and adopted by some awesome humans.
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30points
#11

Hey from Dutton! — part-time smiler, full-time heart-melter. Whether he’s beaming at the camera or mid-yawn, this puppy knows how to steal the spotlight. Studio sessions are hard work when you’re this handsome!
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29points
#12

Tesla, the rescue dog, has one of the greatest smiles I have ever seen in my studio. How can you not smile while looking at his face?! And how about those blue eyes?
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28points
#13

Bocce and ZsaZsa, works of art...
One of the best parts of the process is hanging the art from our session!
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28points
#15

I haven’t photographed a wedding in many years, and I don’t plan on doing more. However, this one involved some unique circumstance,s and I couldn’t say no.
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28points
#16

Believe it or not, puppies are often the easiest age to photograph. They are so curious and playful and rarely nervous or concerned with all the equipment. So bring me your puppies! Kittens too!
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27points
#17

Meet my friends S’more and Oreo! They came to visit Cleveland all the way from Rhode Island for the solar eclipse and had a photo shoot while they were in town. I’m going to pretend they came to see me first and foremost and it just so happened we were in the path of totality.
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27points
#19

Those eyes and that face—Yumi was so much fun to work with the other day. You may have seen her jumping photos at the lake. We also spent time in the studio, and she was nothing short of amazing behind the camera. I can't wait to share more!
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26points
#20

Henry the Weimaraner brought his smile, good looks and favorite frisbee to his recent shoot!
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26points







